UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS College of Engineering

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1 Transfer Information UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS College of Engineering The College of Engineering accepts Sophomore and Junior-level transfers, with a few exceptions. At this time, Sophomore-level transfers cannot be accommodated in several highly requested majors, including Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science, Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. Junior transfer evaluations are based on college performance. Students who will transfer with less than junior standing in college are evaluated based primarily on the following criteria: grades in college, courses in college, high school academics, ACT or SAT scores and essays. Sophomore transfer admission preference will be given to students who would have been admitted as freshmen applicants. Qualified students are invited to apply for transfer admission to the College of Engineering. Most community colleges and four-year colleges offer transferable coursework which permit a student to substantially complete the first four semesters of engineering undergraduate study in preparation for transfer. Admission has been very competitive over the last several years for the Aerospace, Civil and Mechanical majors. Because of recent trends in freshman applications, it is expected that majors like Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering might also become more competitive in the near future. The college holds all applications and reviews them together for the majors listed above once the application deadline has passed. Based on the quality of the applicant pool, admission may only be offered to a select number of students who have GPAs above the listed minimum guidelines. Some applicants may be offered admission into an alternate program of study in Engineering. If you have applied to one of these competitive majors, you should list alternate majors on our campus in which you have interest in your application. You may discuss specific interests in your essay. Much of the coursework required for the first four semesters of the various engineering programs is similar and the transfer requirements are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: To be considered for admission, applicants must demonstrate mastery of subject matter by earning a minimum of a 3.00 grade point average (GPA) (A=4.00) in the required technical subjects listed in red italics for each of the programs of study listed, except those courses satisfying the Composition I requirement, as well as a minimum 3.00 (A=4.00) cumulative GPA for all transfer coursework completed. Applicants with the minimum transfer GPA criteria will be considered for admission to one of the College of Engineering programs, but admission to specific competitive majors is NOT guaranteed, depending on the number of seats available. In addition to the required coursework necessary for transfer below, the College of Engineering strongly recommends that both Sophomore and Junior-level transfer applicants enhance their admissibility and make progress toward degree completion by completing other courses required by their desired Program of Study. For complete listings of the graduation requirements for each program, see Undergraduate Programs of Study at the following web site: Please note that the following Programs of Study in the College of Engineering require only one semester of General Chemistry: Aerospace Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, General Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science and Nuclear Engineering. For Mechanical Engineering, the second chemistry course is not strictly required, but it is one of two possible options to fulfill the Science Elective requirement. All other majors require two semesters of general chemistry. of a B grade in the courses listed in each of the following majors and a minimum of a 3.00 (A=4.00) cumulative GPA for all transfer coursework completed. Applicants who meet the minimum GPA criteria will be considered for admission to one of the College of Engineering programs, but admission to specific competitive majors is NOT - 1 -

2 Aerospace Engineering The transfer requirements for Aerospace Engineering are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: Sophomore-level transfer admission is closed for Aerospace Engineering at this time. For Junior-level transfer admission the requirement is to complete as many transfer course equivalents as possible to the courses and requirements listed below in red italics in order to have the most competitive application for admission. Applicants with the following coursework completed will be given priority for admission. Also, if these courses are not completed prior to enrollment, the length of time to degree completion may increase. MATH 225, Introductory Matrix Theory, MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics TAM 210, Intro to Statics or TAM 211, Statics and TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics - 2 -

3 Agricultural and Biological Engineering The transfer requirements for Agricultural and Biological Engineering are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and lack of completion of any of these requirements could result in an increased time to degree completion. CHEM 104, General Chemistry II and CHEM 105, General Chemistry Lab II Illinois RHET 105, or equivalent to a UCI and UCII articulation. For Junior-level transfer admission the requirement is to complete as many transfer course equivalents as possible to the courses and requirements listed below in red italics in order to have the most competitive application for admission. Applicants with the following coursework completed will be given priority for admission. Also, if these courses are not completed prior to enrollment, the length of time to degree completion may increase. MATH 225, Introductory Matrix Theory, MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics TAM 210, Intro to Statics or TAM 211, Statics and TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics of a B grade in the courses listed and requirements above and a minimum of a 3.00 (A=4.00) cumulative - 3 -

4 Bioengineering The Bioengineering Program of Study is currently NOT offered to off-campus transfer students

5 Civil Engineering The transfer requirements for Civil Engineering are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of CHEM 104, General Chemistry II and CHEM 105, General Chemistry Lab II MATH 225, Introductory Matrix Theory, MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics TAM 210, Intro to Statics or TAM 211, Statics and TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics and TAM 251, Intro to Solid Mechanics - 5 -

6 Computer Engineering The transfer requirements for Computer Engineering are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirement and lack of completion of CS 173, Discrete Structures or MATH 213, Basic Discrete Mathematics and CS 225, Data Structures ECE 110, Intro to Electronics MATH 241, Calculus III MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics and PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics - 6 -

7 Computer Science The transfer requirements for Computer Science are listed in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: Sophomore-level transfer admission is closed for Computer Science at this time. For Junior-level transfer admission the requirement is to complete as many transfer course equivalents as possible to the courses and requirements listed below in red italics in order to have the most competitive application for admission. Applicants with the following coursework completed will be given priority for admission. Also, if these courses are not completed prior to enrollment, the length of time to degree completion may increase. CS 125, Intro to Computer Science, CS 173, Discrete Structures or MATH 213, Basic Discrete Mathematics and CS 225, Data Structures MATH 241, Calculus III, PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag, PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics or PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics This program of study is extremely competitive. The average GPA for Fall 2015 admission was

8 Electrical Engineering The transfer requirements for Electrical Engineering are listed in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of ECE 110, Intro to Electronics MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag, PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics and PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics - 8 -

9 Engineering Mechanics The transfer requirements for Engineering Mechanics are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of CHEM 104, General Chemistry II and CHEM 105, General Chemistry Lab II MATH 241, Calculus III PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag, PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics and PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics TAM 211, Statics, TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics and TAM 251, Introductory Solid Mechanics

10 Engineering Physics The transfer requirements for Engineering Physics are listed in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag, PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics and PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics

11 General Engineering The transfer requirements for General Engineering are listed in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of Illinois RHET 105 or equivalent to a UCI and UCII articulation ECE 110, Intro to Electronics MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics TAM 211, Statics, TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics and TAM 251, Introductory Solid Mechanics

12 Industrial Engineering The transfer requirements for Industrial Engineering are listed in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: Sophomore-level transfer admission is closed for Industrial Engineering at this time. For Junior-level transfer admission the requirement is to complete as many transfer course equivalents as possible to the courses and requirements listed below in red italics in order to have the most competitive application for admission. Applicants with the following coursework completed will be given priority for admission. Also, if these courses are not completed prior to enrollment, the length of time to degree completion may increase. ECE 110, Intro to Electronics MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems, PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics TAM 211, Statics, TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics and TAM 251, Introductory Solid Mechanics. Illinois RHET 105 or equivalent to a UCI and UCII articulation

13 Material Science and Engineering The transfer requirements for Material Science and Engineering are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of CHEM 104, General Chemistry II and CHEM 105, General Chemistry Lab II MATH 225, Introductory Matrix Theory, MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics

14 Mechanical Engineering The transfer requirements for Mechanical Engineering are listed below in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: Sophomore-level transfer admission is closed for Mechanical Engineering at this time. For Junior-level transfer admission the requirement is to complete as many transfer course equivalents as possible to the courses and requirements listed below in red italics in order to have the most competitive application for admission. Applicants with the following coursework completed will be given priority for admission. Also, if these courses are not completed prior to enrollment, the length of time to degree completion may increase. ; completion of the second general chemistry course/courses equivalent to CHEM 104 and CHEM 105 is not strictly required; however, it does provide one of the options of fulfilling the Science Elective requirement for this program of study. MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems and PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag Completion of Physics 213, University Physics: Thermal Physics and Physics 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics is not strictly required; however, doing so does provide one of the options of fulfilling the Science Elective requirement for this program of study. TAM 210, Intro to Statics or TAM 211, Statics or TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics and TAM 251, Intro to Solid Mechanics This program of study is extremely competitive. The average GPA for Fall 2015 admission was

15 Nuclear, Plasma and Radiological Engineering The transfer requirements for Nuclear, Plasma and Radiological Engineering are listed in red italics. Transfer course information is available at the following website: the following University of Illinois courses listed below in red italics and requirements and lack of completion of ; completion of the second general chemistry course/courses equivalent to CHEM 104 and CHEM 105 is not strictly required; however, it does provide one of the options of fulfilling the Science Elective requirement for this program of study. MATH 241, Calculus III and MATH 284, Intro Differential Systems PHYS 212, University Physics: Elec & Mag and PHYS 214, University Physics: Quantum Physics TAM 210, Intro to Statics or TAM 211, Statics and TAM 212, Introductory Dynamics